Estimating the Hubbard repulsion sufficient for the onset of nearly-flat-band ferromagnetism

Physics – Condensed Matter – Strongly Correlated Electrons

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We consider nearly-flat-band Hubbard models of a ferromagnet, that is the models that are weak perturbations of those flat-band Hubbard models whose ground state is ferromagnetic for any nonzero strength $U$ of the Hubbard repulsion. In contrast to the flat-band case, in the nearly-flat-band case the ground state, being paramagnetic for $U$ in a vicinity of zero, turns into a ferromagnetic one only if $U$ exceeds some nonzero threshold value $U_{th}$. We address the question whether $U_{th}$ of the considered models is in a physical range, therefore we attempt at obtaining possibly good estimates of the threshold value $U_{th}$. A rigorous method proposed by Tasaki is extended and the resulting estimates are compared with small-system, finite-size scaling results obtained for open- and periodic-boundary conditions. Contrary to suggestions in literature, we find the latter conditions particularly useful for our task.

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